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marusya05 [52]
1 year ago
7

Identifying macro molecules pleaseee helppp

Biology
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Crazy boy [7]1 year ago
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The macromolecule shown here  is an amino acid because of the carbon that bears the amine group and the acid group.

<h3>What is a macromolecule?</h3>

The term macromolecules refers to those molecules that have a large molecular weight. They can mostly be found in biological  systems and play various roles in the body

The macromolecule shown here  is an amino acid because of the carbon that bears the amine group and the acid group. There are four elements present as follows;

  • Carbon - 6
  • Hydrogen - 14
  • Nitrogen - 2
  • Oxygen - 2

Learn more about macromolecules:brainly.com/question/15237842

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